University of Central Florida STARS The Rollins Sandspur Newspapers and Weeklies of Central Florida 9-28-1995 Sandspur, Vol 102 No 06, September 28, 1995 Rollins College Find similar works at: https://stars.library.ucf.edu/cfm-sandspur University of Central Florida Libraries http://library.ucf.edu This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Newspapers and Weeklies of Central Florida at STARS. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Rollins Sandspur by an authorized administrator of STARS. For more information, please contact [email protected]. STARS Citation Rollins College, "Sandspur, Vol 102 No 06, September 28, 1995" (1995). The Rollins Sandspur. 51. https://stars.library.ucf.edu/cfm-sandspur/51 rollins college • winter park, fl • September 28, 1995 • volume 102 • issue 6 S andspur ACCIDENT INVOLVING CRANE INJURES SUNSHINE CLEANING EMPLOYEE, AT ROLLINS COLLEGE. PAGE 3 opinions RESPECT: IS ROLLINS READY FOR THE RESPONSIBILITY? PAGE 5 HALLOWEEN HORROR NIGHTS RETURNS TO UNI­ VERSAL STUDIOS. PAGE 7 Rollins leaders gathered at Cocoabeach this week­ LEADERSHIP 95 end for a leadership retreat sponsored by Student Activities. sandspur West Indian manatees are endangered and only SENIOR PHOTOS about 1,800 remain today. Research shows many manatee mortalities are directly related to human contact. Most human-related manatee mortalities occur from collisions with watercraft. OCTOBER 3-6 Other human-related manatee mortalities occur from accidental ingestion of trash, entanglement in monofilament line or crab trap lines. Manatees have also been crushed or drowned in canal locks or flood control structures. YOU can help ensure the survival of this gentle aquatic animal. For a free copy of manatee protection tips for boaters, contact: Save the Manatee* Club 500 N. 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Saturday evening, a up and are ready for ping crane into the roof of the antcipated, according to Cam­ "It was a very dan­ few residents of Ward evacu­ training camp. The NBA French House around 12:30 pus Safety officer Keith Linsley. gerous situation and really ated their rooms when they at­ Finalists will be working P.M.,Saturday. The Fire Department scary." tempted to move the crane. on improving their game Katie Roberts and secured the crane and stabi­ Linsley received the "The fireman said they before the regular season Megan Malone, residents of lized the gas leak in the lower call from Roberts and Malone. had to get another crane to pull begins in November. Ward, heard the crash and portion of the crane with He immediately called 911 and the crane," Roberts said. called Campus Safety. chemicals. rushed to the scene, he said. Apparently, the crane According to Roberts, Roberts and Malone When he arrived, Writz's left was resting on the French a rescue team from the Winter heard a thump and saw the cheek was apparently gashed House' and firemen feared that Gloria Estefan was Park Fire Dept. arrived to as­ man falling from the .as well as his arms and one of it would tip into Ward Hall, she involved in a marine sess Writz's condition and re­ basket of the crane. He his legs. "When I arrived, he said. accident. While boating move him from the roof. The appeared to fall onto his face was sitting up on the roof with "It was directly in with her husband off of paramedics slid Wirtz down and forearms, breaking both blood covering both arms," he front of our window and Miami's Sou'h Beach, the latter by two suspended arms and his right leg. said. would have totally smashed all the singer and ropes. "It sounded like egg­ Linsley said the left the stuff in our room," she said. songwriter was hit by a Then they lifted him shells, his bones hitting the stabilizer on the crane was not On Sunday morning waverunner over the into the helicopter on a roof," Malone said. secured and Wirtz was the firefighters returned to weekend. The rider of stretcher. He was transported Roberts and Malone allegedly not wearing a safety successfully remove the crane the waverunner, a to Orlando Regional Medical opened their window and strap. The fall was estimated and residents were evacuated Howard University law Center at approximately 2:10 encouraged the man not to to be 20-25 feet. a second time. student, died from his injuries. The Estefans PROJECT GOVERNANCE are not being charged in by Robert Dunikoski Recent public opinion possibly build a Center for Ef­ ment at Harvard University." Project Governance involves ?nme Bain regarding the operation of our fective Governance on campus. These workshops will be held the institution of a policy con­ Minnviile, government has been charac­ Mr. Foglesong spent last year on campus, the first one being ference during J-Term. This Tenn. began this week. terized by increasing cynicism developing the grant proposal. October 19. Invitations to par­ year's conference is entitled Bucker is beiii g charged and disbelief towards its effec­ After being notified that the ticipate will be issued to area "public journalism." Public with the mm der of her tiveness. Project Governance, grant had been obtained leaders, including the mayor of journalism occurs when news two sons De 'in, age 2, through funding made possible around Commencement of last Orlando. organizations help further the and Dustin, <ig e 1. The by a grant from the Jesse Ball' year, he spent the Summer de­ Project Governance will development of the public"s small boys c tied after duPont Fund, has been estab­ veloping the also sponsor a knowledge of important issues. being left alo ne in a car lished as a three year pilot pro­ program. series of local In practicing public journalism, for ten hot gram aimed at combating this T h e forums. The news organizations organize degree temp negative trend in the public's implementa­ goal of these forums where they can learn belief. It helps to develop pro­ tion of Project forums is to the publicis opinion of pressing gram that makes government Governance "rescue democ­ issues and focus their attention more effective and reaffirms the will begin us­ racy from par­ on publicizing issues. Sixteen-year-old Eric general public's belief in our ing three ma­ tisan debate." Project Governance is Borel went on a rampage system of governance. jor avenues. They will allow unique in that it is a campus or­ in Cuers, France over the Richard Foglesong, a First, it will the general ganization involved in an effort weekend. His rage, professor of politics at Rollins, sponsor a se­ public to come to serve the entire outside com­ believed to have spurred Bill Frederick, a Rollins alum­ ries of leader­ together and munity. President Bornstein from a frustrated love nus and former mayor of Or- ship work­ "consider the and everyone involved in the affair, turned into a •ando, Charles Edmondson, shops. Ac­ values and project is very committed to gruesome massacre. having Rollins provide service Borel killed thirteen vice president of Academic Af­ cording to Dr. Richard E. Foglesong consequences fairs and Provost, and Presi­ Foglesong, associated with to Central Florida. Project Gov­ people before turning dent Bornstein collaborated on "These workshops will feature various courses of (political) ernance will surely benefit the the gun on himself. developing the project. Dr. a distinguished class of leaders action." In this aspect, project stature and reputation of the college. Involvement will in­ Foglesong will oversee the day- from around Central Florida. It governance is joining in a na­ crease the knowledge of every­ to-day operations. Although will strive to teach the skill of tional imini-movementi that one involved.